Cross-currents
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A Visit to Hezbollahland—Lebanon’s Resistance-Themed Tourist Attraction | Vanity Fair
The central square of Lebanon's Resistance Tourist Landmark, known to some as Hezbollahland. After several successive family summer vacations in California, this year my two grown sons wanted something a little more adventurous. We settled on Lebanon, a country I’ve always loved to visit. It actually has a lot in common with California—natural beauty, majestic mountains, the sea, great food, a fab
A honeymoon that wasn’t
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